'Hwaran' Kim Hyung-seo "Thanks to Song Joong-ki, I was full and happy."

Actor Kim Hyeong-seo laughed, saying that it was a scene where he was full thanks to his senior Song Joong-ki.

At 2 p.m. on the 7th, an open talk about the movie ‘Hwaran’ (directed by Kim Chang-hoon) was held at the outdoor stage of the Busan Cinema Center in Suyeonggangbyeon-daero, Haeundae-gu, Busan. Director Kim Chang-hoon, Hong Sa-bin, Song Joong-ki, and Kim Hyeong-seo were present.

Kim Hyeong-seo, who played the role of Ha-yeon in 'Hwaran', said, "It took me a long time to understand the character of Ha-haen. I acted while thinking about my high school days. I got a lot of the angular and crooked appearance from myself as well."

At the same time, Kim Hyung-seo said, "You said I looked relaxed, but I was paddling my legs under the water. I was very nervous. But the filming atmosphere was really good, and senior Song Joong-ki bought me a lot of delicious food, so I was able to film with a full stomach and a warm stomach." dragged.

Song Joong-ki recalled Kim Hyeong-seo's first filming and emphasized, "I remember watching Hyeong-seo acting on the monitor and everyone was surprised and said, 'He's crazy.'"

The story unfolds when a boy, Yeon-gyu (Hong Sa-bin), who wants to escape from the hellish reality, meets the organization's mid-level boss, Chi-geon (Song Joong-ki), and joins him in a dangerous world. 'Dwarf' was officially invited to the Un Certain Regard section of the 76th Cannes Film Festival and received favorable reviews.

Meanwhile, a total of 269 films will meet the audience at this year's Busan International Film Festival, including 209 officially invited films from 69 countries and 60 community beef screenings. The opening film was 'Because I Hate Korea' (director Jang Geon-jae) starring Go Ah-seong, Kim Woo-gyeom and Joo Jong-hyuk, and the closing film was 'The Emperor of Movies' starring Yu Deok-hwa (director Ning Hao).

Busan Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr